A sequence x(n) can be represented by a discrete-time Fourier
integral, i.e.,
1
(3.18)
x(n) 22 X() exp j n d,
where X() is given by
X() x(n) exp j n . (3.19)
n
(3.19) is called the discrete-time Fourier transform. (3.18) is called
the inverse discrete-time Fourier transform. X() is referred to as
the spectrum of x(n).
Note that X() has period 2.
(3.18) and (3.19) show that a sequence can be decomposed into a
set of elementary sequences. Any elementary sequence has the form
X()exp(j n)d/(2), which has the frequency and the coefficient
X()d/(2).
3.4.1. Derivation of Discrete-Time Fourier Transform (离散
时间傅立叶变换的推导)
The right side of (3.18) is
1
22 X() exp j n d
1
22 x(n ) exp j n exp j n d
n
1
(3.20)
x(n ) 22 exp j (n n ) d.
n
Since
1
(3.21)
22 exp j (n n ) d (n n),
(3.20) becomes
(3.22)
x(n )(n n) x(n).
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